What year was the South African Grand Prix first run?
Q: What year was the South African Grand Prix first run?
A: The South African Grand Prix was first run in 1934.
Q: Where did the race take place?
A: The race took place at the Prince George Circuit at East London, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa.
Q: Why were the races stopped after 1934?
A: The races were stopped because of World War II.
Q: When did it become part of the Formula One circuit?
A: It became part of the Formula One circuit in 1962.
Q: Why was it stopped again after 1985?
A: It was stopped again after 1985 because some nations began boycotting (not participating) South African events due to their racial segregation policy of apartheid.
Q: When did apartheid end in South Africa?
A: Apartheid ended in 1991.
Q: How many more races were held after apartheid ended?
A: After apartheid ended, two more races were held in 1992 and 1993.
